Depends how separate you want these.

One option is to make a second user in Mint, the OS level. This would isolate the Firefox settings for each username from each other. But this would also create separate home folders, so if you’re regularly using the same files in your personal stuff and college stuff I could see that being annoying.

Second option is to install a second browser, and just use that browser for your college account. Personal logins in Firefox, and only the college account in Chrome or whatever.

It is public and (relatively) common knowledge that an Abrams tank can fire accurately at speed over rough terrain by postponing the firing of a shell by just a fraction of a second until the gyroscopes and computers determine that tank is “floating” at the apex of a bump.

That tech has existed since the 1980’s.

The implementation shown in this gif may be noncredible, but the concept most certainly belongs in the other place.

Nope, not even close. The edge of the casing is the weak point, the explosive energy would breach all around there first and the bullet would just kinda plop forward a bit.

I’m out of the loop on this, do people have a problem with squarespace?